Michael Shannon sat opposite Kevin Spacey

"Elvis and Nixon" first exposed stills

The comedy "Elvis and Nixon," co-starring Kevin Spacey and "General Zod" Michael Shannon, revealed its first stills today.

Elvis and Nixon sat face to face, drinks and snacks on the table, a few photos evoked memories, Nixon pointed to Elvis, I don't know if he was asking, or clarifying his point. One is a political leader, the other is a singer in music, and the two kings are opposite, reproducing a historical story.

Elvis and Nixon recreates a legendary meeting between music legend Elvis Presley and U.S. President Richard Nixon on December 21, 1970. At that time, Elvis bought a Colt Type 45 pistol as a gift for President Nixon, and asked the president to make him a federal agent of the "war on drugs". Kevin Spacey will play the role of President Nixon in the film. Michael Shannon, who played General Zod in Superman: Man of Steel, became Elvis Elvis. The film was directed by Liza Johnson, director of Love and Hate, and Homecoming, with Gary Elvis co-authoring with Hanala and Joey Sagal, and Dallas Buyers Club producers Cassian Elwes and Holly Wiersma working together again.